The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-09-01

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s1scHrsrn puor
MIR. Hiram Chapman. Who veni vest
many years ago and 10 nov located .,
Woodstock. H.. 10 visiting bis friends 10
J this yicini.y.
III ten o. more wish 10 zee the great
ball game al Rntisnd. Friday. between
the ''6iauts" AID the Rutland club, they
can get round trip tickets for one dollar
each.
bar a Marley are Just bundling ont
the balsnoe Of their goods on . double
quick. big trade Is offered 10 boys
overcoais from Eve years to young mems
sisos. and 10 80 and 81 10 mems sizes.
They will bo needed in few weeks aad
you can buy them nos for just one bali
the prices that will DO asked little later.
bat you mas, come soon TO get them,
Misses cloaks Al less than halt price.
Clothing. aud everything that is left IN
goods. store furniture, lease OF store, all
must 20 quick and cheap. Sbor, work now.
values not taken into consideration.
EAsT DORSET
H. w. Thompson. administrator OF
the Draper property, sold most all OF II at
suc,ion on Saturday. y. l.. Grfiith OF
Dandy secured 1860 acres OF timber land
in Peru and I0s acres 10 Dorset for s2572.
l.. Dnfrene bid of 400 acres Of timber
land in East Dorset aud 80 10 Peru for
$500 r NJ. Tory bud of 200 acres OF
Peru land for s2l5 aud NJ. J. Hapgood |
200 for 1854 The old furnace property |
was sold TO T. T. BuiIum for $3.50 aud |
personal property to the amount Of slls
was sold 10 different individuals. The
property belonging to the estate, located
At Windsor. Vt. had been previously sold
at auction for sl257. The timber land
went very cheap. II il is as well timbered
as it is claimed TO be. Griffith a Nc
lntre's large mill will probably be re-
m owed to the Peru lands purchased by
Mr. Griffith next spring.
DORSET.
- Miss Louise Sykes left on Monday
for Boston.
Louis billiard OF Rutland is visiting
relatives here.
Miss Nellie Convey Of Granville recent.
ly made Dorset friends brief visit.
Homer A. Williams had his pocket
picked at Bennington. the 10th. losing
about s45.
Mrs. 4. d. Manley and Miss Katie
Kelley of Rutland we're recent guests Of
Mrs William Manley.
q. Kimball Sykes aud Bernard G..
Sykes have left town to attend school at
the st. Johnsbury academy.
The many friends OF Henry Prentiss
are happy to meet him here for a brief
visit before the family return to New York
WIN. Gilbert, vile and daughter OF
Niles, Mich, and Prof. Gilbert aud wife
OF Chicago are visiting the old homestead.
Prof Gilbert preached an interesting dis
course Sunday afternoon.
There was notable family gathering
Ut the home OF Philetus Barrows 10 the
"Hollow" on the Gath. Five out OF eleven q
children OF Experience Barrows are living 4
and we're present, Dr. Albert Barrows and
wife OF Ohio, Isaac and wife OF Granville.
and Mrs. Amelia Sykes and Mrs. Lucretia
Of this town, and also George
wife and daughter OF Sparta,
Wis., Including sons and daughters a
party Of twenty six sat around the family
board and from what we hear OF it we /,
should Judge that it was far from being a f
Quaker" meeting.
The NJ. L. Sunday school held pic
mic at Lake st. Catherine last Thursday.
Mrs. Hannah Boynton died Monday.
and the funeral was Wednesday at P. NJ.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Bostwick attend
I'd the funeral OF Isaac Tubbs ct Tinmonth
last Sunday.
b. H. Weed. c. W. Ellis and Bayard
rowslee attended the game OF ball between
The Cuban Giants and Rntlands on Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Turner OF Havana, Ill
are guests OF Mark Warner. They we're
on the excursion train that was wrecked
at Cbstsworth. I'll.
There was large party at the lunch
picnic at NJ. G. Robinsons Friday. They
had very enjoyable time, dressing Queen
Anne style and riding horseback.
The Elite cornet band we're invited to
play at the Crescent Valley house last
evening. After they we're
through the guests commenced playing the
piano and harp and rendered some very n
Inc music. As the band we're leaving one Z
II the guests handed the leader, G. W.
Ellis. an envelope which was found to Y
contain fifteen dollars for which the baud O
endtr their thanks. The Crescent Valley Y
rouse has some very fine people stopping @
here this season and under its efficient
it is 90 assured success. Z
LASDaRoyR.
--Eeszer Butterfeld is on the sick list
There 10 . report that our saw mill u
will change hands soon.
Most Of the hsy crop Ia secured but
here 10 q large amount Of hay still TO be
ut s
Isaac Bates and Mr.. aud Mrs. Tink-
IAN Of Salisbury are visiting Of NJ d t.
Bates.